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09.17.2026
Municipal wastewater and water treatment facility news for industry leading operators, managers and superintendents
Advance Your Wastewater Career: WEQ Fair 2026 Education Program
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A Proven Way to Reduce Solids-Handling Pump Clogging Problems
Repairing and Replacing Underground Waterlines Without Disturbing Sidewalks
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Engineered Flow for Complete Tank Mixing
The Human Side: Storm Sewers Aren't Trash Cans
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Drive Uptime. Protect Peak Performance.
Sewer: Tackling Wastewater Solutions
Product News - September 2026
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“Whenever you are intercepting and connecting a significant infrastructure to an existing system, that requires a balanced, delicate and comprehensive plan to ensure that the work does not present any problems during construction.”
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YOU SHOULD LISTEN
Icon Pipe relining and real estate: The same, but different
Municipal Sewer & Water
YOU SHOULD READ
Icon A wise approach to water conservation
Municipal Sewer & Water
YOU SHOULD USE
Icon New tool challenges limits of ground-penetrating radar technology
Municipal Sewer & Water
YOU SHOULD LEARN
Icon AMWA announces 2026 slate of elected board members
Municipal Sewer & Water
YOU SHOULD ATTEND
Icon Nashville is calling: Registration open for 2026 WEQ Fair
Municipal Sewer & Water
U.S. NEWS
Icon Pueblo officials release more information about last month’s sewage discharge in Arkansas River
KOAA News 5
Icon Southern Utah is banking on wastewater to fuel its growth. Soon, you’ll be able to taste it.
The Salt Lake Tribune
Icon New water tanks on College Hill increase seismic resiliency of Eugene's water system
NPR for Oregonians
Icon Texas poll finds 79% of voters say water projects are a top priority after historic funding vote
Yahoo
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